Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THURSDAY. JANUARY •TH. IU7. cutely ^(ereabouts jjjj3SSiSSIiSZIZZ»ZZZIZIZIZZIIZriIZ3ZS3SSSJZIIIZII3CIZS3ISIZZSIZIISZIZSi»55»3SS«3SSS55S5S3^52!3555J25j5j*jj^^^^^^^^^^ 'Phone Us the Nsmcs of Yonr Visitors, or Other Items of Loco) TEH BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL. BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA Interest for This Column. , .. . v'^T Mr. and Mrs. Angus Patterson spent Tuesday in Augusta. Mr. J. B. Weeks, of Blackville route No. 2, was in the city salesday on business. Mr, * Dan Merritt has returned to Atlanta after spending a few days here with friends. Mr. Albert Cornell left Sunday night for Atlanta to resume " his studies at Georgi a Tech. The members of the Board of County Directors held their monthly meeting here Tuesday. Mr. end Mrs. R. S. Dicks and chil dren have returned home after a visit to relatives in Cordova. Mr. R. S. Weathershce, of the Pleasant Hill section, was a business visitor here Monday. The Ladies’ Guild of the Barnwell Episcopal Church met at the home of Mrs. C. F. Molair Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Halford and children, of. Tillman, were visitors to "relatives and friends near here Saturday a nd Sunday. > Mr. Rupert Reed and Mr. Osborue Reed and family, of Florence, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. C. Reed during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mahaffey have returned home, after spending the Christmas holidays with the lat ter’s parents at Calhoun Falls. -— 1 Miss Miriam" Creech left Sunday af ternoon to •visit her brother, Mr. F. B. Creech, of Sun^ter, before returning to Coker College at Hartsville. Mrs. Otto Evans and children spent several days this week in Columbia with Mrs. Ida J. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Harth, of Columbia, attended the Moseley-Jackson wed ding Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs; John Moseley and sons and Mrs. Sorentrue, of Orange burg, attended the Moseley-Jackson wedding here Saturday evening. Messrs. Marion Miller and J. E. Harley, Jr., returned to Columbia this week to resume their studies at the University of South Carolina. Misa Marie Grubb* has returned to [ Blythwood to resume her duties Us teacher. Mr. Raymond White, of Boar Creek, N. C., is spending some time with Mr. Lacy Cheek. Mr. Charles Workman, of Columbia^ was the guest of Miss Elfreda Grubbs Sunday afternoon. Mm*, Mary Furtlck has returned home after a visit of several days to friends in Columbia. Miss Blanche White, pf Silver City, N. C., and Miss Alice Boylston, of Williston, are the attractive house guests of Miss Argine Cheek. Cave-Shaw. Mrs. Minnie J. Cave, widow of the late Mr. Ernest C. Cave, of Barnwell, and Mr. Frank W. Shpw, of McBean, Ga., were married Wednesday ever mg of last week at 8:00 o’colck at the home of Judge John K. Snelling, who performed the ceremony. Before her first marriage Mrs. Shaw was Miss Minnie Jeff coat. B USINESO :: fTILDERO ^ ♦ , ■> _. j v\ 1 > FOR SALK.—Dry tow-foot pine wood, by Die load or cord. Apply to J. W. C. Reed, or Reed Grocery Co., BarnwelL S. C. l-6-2tp. LOST.—On Allendale highway, be tween Barnwell and Saltkehatchie, a ladies’ browif ^handbag, containing small sum of money. Reward for re turn to Miss Mary Roberts,* Barn well, S. C. A 4 C. O. D. CABBAGE PLANTS.— Million* ready; extra early and frost proof; 500 for 60 cents; $1 per thou sand. — Stokes Plant Co., Fitz gerald, Ga. ' l-6-8tp LOST-—In* Barnwell on Friday, Dec. 31, Bank of Western Carolina Pass Book No. 309, with name of Mrs. SaUie Gillam on front. Finder will please return to Mrs. Gillam or Bank of Western Carolina at BamWell. Emerfency Pantry Meetatfomc Need The frierds of Mis* Lawton, a mem- Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Biown and ber of the Barnwell High School facuf- two children spent the week-end With ty, will be glad 'to know that she is relatives in Winnsboro. I recovering from a tonsil operation. Mrs. Charlie Brown. Jr M and IitUf| daughter have returned from m visit to relatives in Charlotte. Duke Harris, Esq., of Rirhmord. Vs, was the guest of Barnwell friends during the past week. Miss Johnson has returned to Or lando, Fla., after spending the holidays | here with Mist Kate Maher Simms. Mi*t0* Elisabeth Deaeon. Julia Lemon and Mary Frances Moore have returned to Winthrop College after a ^eafar t .visit to tyornwell relatives. Y v Misses Miriam Creech, Frances Lemdn and Essie Moms have returned to Caker College, HartsvilR, after spending the holidays with relatives Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Harley and son. Ed., of Savannah. Ga, spent the weekend with Mrs. A. D. Furtick Misses Elisabeth Humphries. Maude Brabham and Blanche Ber nett have returned to Columbia College after spending the holidays here with re!a- l Uvea. . Mr*. Herman Brown, of Blackville, atU'.ded the Moseley-Jackson -wed ding in Barnwell Saturday evening. Mr. Neil Lemon, who spent the bob diyt with his parerta, Mr. and Mrs. - — I A. A. I^emon, has returned to Philadel- John Simms, Esq., has re*in’s d to phi. to resume his studies at • medical Orlardo, Fla., after a visit to Ms college, parents. Judge and Mrs. C C. Si.r.ms. j . —— — - Miss Margaret Lemor has returned •d By A#STA H. OIV1N (Hfme Kconamlst.) tytlclenc) and economy go hand aid Jand in the home as well as In the business world. The emergency pantry, latest In novation In the cuisine of the modern house wife la particular ly Indicative of the truth of this statement. This new sort at pantry—It waf Just be a shelf In lbe regular larder —does away with that bugaboo of ***** M the home maker, the surprise gueat. Every woman has had the experience of welcoming an unexpected visitor when supplies wera at-tow ebh and has searched high and low to find something presentable to put on the table. The emergency shelf In tha pantry does sway with such wpnlet In abort order. A ran opener and—presto—a vert- tahlo banquet rsn be prefiared la a few mlautes. The housewife may hava her choice of many excellent meats, com. tomatoes, mushruonia. If she la short of milk or cream, a can of evaporated milk, which l« 4mpl> fresh c*A'a milk sterilised la the can and with sixty |«rr cent of the water removed will do the trick. In fnct she may have two hundred or more savory The friends of Mr. Clark McCaslan to Pennsylvania after spending tbs ^ ll , tM| will learn with regret that he is still, f hriatmas holidays with her brothers, quite ill at his home in St. Matthews.. Messrs. A. A. and W. J. Lemon, of • — this city. Miss Mary Roberts came down ■ ■ from Asheville. N. C, last week to! Messrs. Perry and Beverly Simms spend a few day* with Miss Jean. have returned to Washington, D. C, Riley. _ | after spending the Christmas holiday* ' 1 ' —■ ! with their parents. Judge snd Mrs. C. Dr. W. C. Ballard and his mother J c. Simms. left. Saturday for West Virginia,) where they will make their future Mis. C. F home. Cadets Madison Woodward snd Henry Killingsworth have returned to Clemaon College to resume their studies. The Rev. -and Mrs. Roper snd daughter, of Chester, attonded the Moseley-Jackson wedding Saturday evenir g. Miss BeBee Patterson is a delegote from Barnwell to the Ladies’ Auxili- Molair and Mr. Leroy Molair accompained Miss Ella Louise Mohir to Columbia Monday, where she ha* resumed her studies at Chi- cora College. — Mis. Lena Davies returned to Agn.s Scott, College, Decatur, Ga., Sunday afternoon, after spendirg the Christ mas holidays her? with Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Davies. The many friends of Mr. H. B. Cave, of Kline, will be glad to know that he continues to improve in health, ary Convention, which met in Chailes- an d was remembered by many of his ton Tuesday. friends during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Youngblood and daughter, Miss Dorothy Young blood, of Graniteville, spent Sundry with the latter’s sisters, Mrs. Otto Evans and Mrs. Gary Owens. Mus. Versie Hutto and children and Misses Katherine and Ev a Mae Hutto, of Blackville, spent the holidays with Mrs. Janie Morris. Messrs. Aubrey Harley, Tarlton Sanders, B. S. Moore, Jr., and Frank Cave have returned to Furman Uni versity at Greenville.. Mr. Bates Hagood has returovi to Davidson College, N. C., after spend irg; the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hagood. Cadet James Cahioun left Monday afterr con for Charleston to resume J his studies at The Citadel, after spend- Dr. abd Mi's. E. L. Patterson and j ing the holidays here with his parents daughters have returr ed to their home, Col. and Mrs. Harry D. Calhoun, in Spartanburg after attending the Mr. and^drs. John T. Stevens have returned to their home after attend ing the Moseley-Jackson wedding. Wh ile hr re they were the guests of Col. and Mrs. Edgar A. Brown. Moseley-Jackson wedding. Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Patterson, Mrs. Clarkson, Mr. snd Mrs. Mack Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Owens, Jr., | Riley were among those from AUen- have returned to their home St Kath-, dale who sttended the Moseley-Jack wood, after spending the holidays | son wedding here Saturday ever ing with the former’s parentr. -. - I Col. »nd Mrs. Harry D. Calhoun Ths friend* of Mr. ard Mrs. John and sop, James, returned last B. Hailey and children will be glad to from a visit to relative# in Fort Val- know that they have moved to Barn- ley, Gs. Col Calhoun reports de well, where they will moke their; pressed rcndiUons throughout the future home. They have been living cotton section of Georgia, the only » Williston for the past two or throe signs of prosperity beirg found in i <#,, * #•*••*** • ■ * t : When the Mirpriee guest does ar rive the hostess naturally alshes to he hospitable. She doeen'l want to he lied to the kitchen range half the after u<m»h. She wanta to entertaht as she has been entertained. It Isn't imaalble If she >»oa to ph«Be franllrally iW the bnlrher, the grocer and the Iwker. But that’a only one of the place* where the emergency pantry cornea fa. Racked hy a well-*tn«*keil enter gency ahelf, the wife can get together splendid luncheon nr dinner In a Jiffy. The spontaneous wish that comes at the 1*«t moment to Infornml- ly Invite a few friends for lunch enn he grntlfled at once with the aid of the* new pirntry. Afternoon tea for th»* bridge clnh la an equally eifsy matter. A glsss of prenerves or Jelly, n platter of bread and butter, tea. and a dlxh of cookies will meet the ordinary demands of the casual caller and a can of evap orated milk will answer the milk or cream need. FOR SALE.—Bird Brothera’ pure bred Giant Mammoth Bronze Tur keys; April snd May hatch; weight of Toms 24 to 27 pounds; No hens for sale. Guaranteed free from disease. Toma, each $10.—W. H. Moody, Jr., Kline, S. C. 12-16-4tp. FOR RENT—Furnished six-room j ] apartment, with bath, conveniently located to business section of Barn-1; [ well. Will rent for three months, or larger. Apply to/>r. A. B. Patterson,|] Barnwell, 8. C. TAKEN UP.—On Tuesday, Doc. 21, one sorrel mare mule. Owner can got I ] same by paying for feed bill and this ) ’ advertisement.—A. J. Owens, Barn-1; well, S. C. • SEND US your onion for typo- writer ribbons. Fresh supply Just re ceived at The People-Sentinel office, j) WHY WORRY about the price of|' cotton when you can grow pecanrT We ran furnish pecan trees any quan ity, leading varieties, reasonably priced. Stuart, Alley, Schley, Suc cess. Tesche, Money Maker, ar y sis*. For price and other information, write Flint River Pecan C©^ Albany Georgia. 12-9-4te. LI- - ■■■1 . FOR SALE:—Frost Proof Cabboge Plants, grown in the open air, all early varieties By parcel poet: 200. 75c; hy c«pg— collect: 500, $1.26; 1,000, $2.00. Lettuce plants, 30c per hundred. These art fancy plants Will ship day order is recaived. Cash with order. Send check, money or der, cosh or ore and two cents stamps —Dr. C .N. Burckhalter, Barnwell, S. C. % 14-1-27 NOTICE OF DISCHARGE. New Guard Notice is hereby given that I will file my final account as Executor of the W’ill of G. W. Boylston on Febru ary, 29th, 1927, with the Hon. John K. Snelling. Judge of the Probate Court, for Barnwell.Count;*, ind pet/nn n.id Court for a n Order of Di.wlia'gc and Letters Dismissory. E. F. BOYLSTON, Executor of the Will of G. W. Boylston. Barnwell, S. C., Dec. 31st, 1926. ' l-6-27-4t. ADVERTISE in The People-Sentinel. Fiaa for catarrh whon molted in a spoon or snuffed up tho ooso and vapors iahalod. Head and Chest Colds Relieved In a New Way A Salvo which Roloasos lledlcatod Vapors whoa Appliod Over Throat and Ghost. i: ' 1 We offer you die opportunity to earn continuously an excellent salary. An average, of one sale a day will pay you JlfcOfe pee . .. T . 1 ' ' ' •’ ' month. 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